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Children's artwork lines Hobson Bay walkway
Artworks by local children now adorn the picturesque Hobson Bay walkway, giving the area an inviting splash of colour.
Fakafeiloaki – it's Tokelau Language Week
Learn a little more about this tiny island nation, plus a few easy words and phrases in te gagana Tokelau.
Zoo Tales: Unmask Palm Oil
We’re proud to support Ben and the Unmask Palm Oil campaign – empowering New Zealanders to demand the right to choose what's in their food.
Flower of the week: California poppy
California poppy flowers close at night and open when the sun touches them in the morning.
Seven tips to help you keep it down
With parties, DIY and holidays soon on the cards, here's our guide to help you reduce noise and show consideration for your neighbours
Te Puke o Tara sports park now open
Te Puke o Tara sports park is complete with five playing fields, a training field and a car park.
Auckland is all heart
More colourful art has popped up on the walls of the city in recent weeks.
Opaketai Beach Haven Gardens now open
The new Opaketai Beach Haven Gardens have been officially opened by Kaipātiki Local Board and the Beach Haven Placemaking Group.
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Community Tai Chi
Join us at Mt Albert Library for FREE community Tai Chi sessions.
Garden Club
Learn more about Papatūānuku (Mother Earth) and how to tend to her garden bed.
Whangaparāoa Library's Music & Rhyme
Music and Rhyme is a fun and interactive session for children aged 3-5 years old.
Digital Drop-In Sessions for Seniors
Drop-in and connect with a librarian to expand your digital knowledge!
Plunket Meadowbank Playgroup
Join us on Monday mornings for some fun, friendship, support, and child-led play!
Free Seniors Yoga
Come early to secure a place for strength and balance class.
Ukulele Classes
Do you want to learn the uke? No experience required for this beginner ukulele class.
Parnell Shared Reading Group
Join us for a stimulating hour of listening to stories and poetry being read aloud and chatted ab...
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